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the sample below shows the first drawings of a typeface named 'eva', done two years ago and left unfinished... until now: i have just rediscovered it, and think to fully develop it to use in a specific project (women-cosmetics visual identity).
i´m not sure about some characters, specially both k's and lc v, y and z...
...some opinions would be of great help!
thanks, gustavo.
2 Jun 2002 — 5:46pm
oops...

there it goes:
2 Jun 2002 — 6:03pm
I love the uppercase Q. It would be nice to see some sample text, as it's easier to spot flaws then... It looks great in my humble opinion though
12 Jun 2002 — 7:27pm
thanks for the comment, richard, and sorry for taking so long to post the sample text you asked for...

here it is:
12 Jun 2002 — 7:41pm
i have studied variations of some lc characters, like f, t, r and y.
but i'm not yet satisfied with the outlines of lc z and k...
besides that, i'm resizing the UC to make the font a little bit more modern and legible at small sizes...
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any comments welcome...
12 Jun 2002 — 7:42pm
15 Jun 2002 — 5:14pm
The Y is very upright.. maybe you could follow the angles of the W more instead of the X (I mean just slightly). Is it just me or does the VW seem to be descending too much? And the z is a little too above the H line. I would like to see the uppercase and lowercase interacting some..
Its cool. I like it. especially with the word "fox".